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20/80, the Pareto Principle and FIRE
How deciding what is enough can protect the freedom that financial independence makes possible.
Read postCarrot or the Stick? Or Something Else?
Why motivation may progress from reacting to consequences, through systems and freedom, towards doing what you intrinsically want to do.
Read postTime to Diet... Again 🥹
A second attempt at losing weight in Tokyo — and a practical experiment in building habits that will help keep it off.
Read postTuesday: A To-Do List for the Life You Choose
How Tuesday, a personal to-do app, provides structure, reminders, and accountability without taking away the freedom to choose.
Read postMRC × C: Mastery, Relationships, Contribution × Commitment
A personal framework for finding direction after financial independence through mastery, relationships, contribution, and commitment.
Read postAtomic Habits in Action: How a Simple To-Do App Improved My Daily Life
Are you looking for a way to improve your productivity and make positive changes in your life? If so, you might want to consider using a to-do app like the one
Read postStar Wars Last Jedi was so bad it made me never want to go to the cinema again
A few points helped me come to that conclusion. The plot line was weak enough for me to not care at all about the outcome in the movie. It was all over the plac
Read postPersonal Development Interviewer Youtube Recommendations
Joe Rogan Podcast, Tom Bilyeu, Russel Brand https://www.youtube.com/user/PowerfulJRE, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnYMOamNKLGVlJgRUbamveA, https://www.yout
Read postRetro game emulation on Android phones
I haven’t done a blog in a few days and also, these apps (and youtube channels) are all along the same lines so I’ll group them together. One of the reasons I a
Read postHow to Retire by 35
TLDR; The way to retire earlier than usual retirement age is to build up a personal financial portfolio that pays you enough to pay for your outgoings. Lean FIR
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